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Alongside that, the pension could be paid at an older age, which would be raised in line with life expectancy.

The 2002 budget also provides for an increase in Coliseum parking fees, which would be raised from $6 to $8.

He said the bill for fixed sporting venues was $5.6bn, three-quarters of which would be raised from private investment.

Mr. Fizgerald said the project would cost $71 million over 10 years, which would be raised through a combination of donations, grants and loans.

The Atlantic salmon, which would be raised on farms, contain an extra growth hormone gene that allows them to grow to marketable size about twice as fast as conventional fish.

On Thursday, Mayor James L. Richetelli Jr. of Milford announced that the city would buy the 20-acre Milford Academy campus for $2.2 million, which would be raised through a bond issue.

If Sanders defeated Clinton in Iowa, he would have an excellent chance of following up with another victory in the Granite State — at which point questions would be raised about Clinton's electability.

If Sanders defeated Clinton in Iowa, he would have an excellent chance of following up with another victory in the Granite State at which point questions would be raised about Clinton's electability.

On Tuesday evening, however, an 11th-hour accord seemed to be emerging under which the retirement age would be raised but people who have been paying for 40 years could retire.

The range of targets and conditions under which Australia's target would be raised above 5% have been formally submitted as a national commitment in the United Nations climate negotiations.

I also looked into the numbers and found that in a few decades, the percentage of American males circumcised declined from around 80% (during my upbringing) to about 55% (the era in which my own children would be raised).